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The starter code is available in 2 formats in this directory. sec09
-demo
is the complete
source tree as a collection of files. sec09-demo.zip
contains
exactly the same files as
sec09-demo
but packaged as a single archive for convenient
downloading. Import these files
into IntelliJ to run the demos and experiment with the code.
See src/main/java/sparkDemo
for the code and comments. Demonstrates the following:
List
)RangeInfo
)To start the SparkServer
and test it out for yourself, run the runSpark
gradle
task. (It's under the "demo" drop-down in the gradle window in IntelliJ.)
See src/main/react/src/App.tsx
for the code and comments. Demonstrates the following:
async/await
to get the data out of a response.To run the React application and test it our yourself, run npm install
(first time only), then
npm start
from the src/main/react
directory. Remember, the fetch demo makes
requests to the Spark Java server, so you probably want that demo running as well. (See above.)
See src/main/java/anonInnerClassDemo
for code. Demonstrates the following:
Comparator
(Version 1 from the slides.)Comparator
(Version 2 from the slides.)Comparator
(Version 3 from the slides.)See the slides for more info. This demo project contains working versions of all the code from the slides.
Use the runStringSortClasses
, runStringSortInnerClasses
and runStringSortAnonymousInnerClasses
gradle tasks to run these different versions. (They're under the "demo" drop-down in the
gradle window in IntelliJ.)
See src/main/java/gsonDemo
for code and comments. Demonstrates the following:
Uses the example from slides. Use the runGson
gradle task to run this demo. (It's under
the "demo" drop-down in the gradle window in IntelliJ.)